Hospitality
Good To Go Snack Box
A flat two-panel takeaway snack-box layout printed in a single bottle-green food-safe ink on kraft — 'GOOD' on the lid and 'TO GO' on the front completing the phrase across the crease, with a date-stamp box, a compostable chip block instanced on both panels, and a true cut/crease dieline.
- One bottle-green ink on kraft — honest takeaway production
- Type completes the phrase ACROSS the crease
- Compostable chip block instanced on both panels + real cut/crease plates
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Model: Generated via Popcorn Editor
“Design the FLAT two-panel print layout of a takeaway snack box for 'FERN KITCHEN' (invented): one 180×230 board = the lid panel (y 0–130) and the front panel (y 130–230), creasing at y=130. Production register: a SINGLE bottle-green food-safe ink printed on kraft — declare a warm kraft-tan process swatch as the ground (a full-board rect) and one bottle-green swatch for every printed element; green only (tints allowed). The idea: 'GOOD' huge in Archivo Black on the lid, 'TO GO' huge on the front — the phrase completes across the crease when the box is closed, so align both words to the same left axis and keep each ≥8mm clear of the crease. Utilitarian furniture in Space Grotesk / Space Mono: 'EAT WITHIN 45 MINUTES' as a small strip, a Space Mono date-stamp box 'PACKED AT __ : __' (an empty ruled box to be hand-stamped), and the 'FERN KITCHEN' lockup with a tiny fern mark drawn as a simple path. REUSABLE PARTS (required): declare ONE styles.blocks entry 'compostable-chip' (~34×10mm: a thin-outline rounded rect + 'ONE HUNDRED PERCENT COMPOSTABLE' in ~5.5pt caps) and instance it TWICE via top-level blockInstance elements — once per panel (no overrides). PRINT PRODUCTION (required): two SPOT swatches — 'Cut' (purpose 'cut line') and 'Crease' (purpose 'crease'); a dieline tracing the 180×230 blank as a closed cut contour on 'Cut', and one dieline crease line across y=130 on 'Crease'. No photography. Named groups ('Lid panel', 'Front panel', 'Stamp box', 'Die & crease'); every element specifically named.”